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Further thoughts on Street Angel
I've been listening to this album a lot lately, and I really like a lot of the songs on it, but as a whole, it leaves something to be desired. So, I was thinking...you know, this would be a kickass little album if about four of these songs weren't on here, and she'd stuck Thousand Days on there instead.
So, I came up with an alternate tracklist: 1. Blue Denim 2. Greta 3. Street Angel 4. Thousand Days 5. Listen to the Rain 6. Destiny 7. Love Is Like a River 8. Rose Garden 9. Maybe Love Will Change Your Mind 10. Just Like a Woman The only song I really hate...and I mean, it absolutely disgusts me...is Unconditional Love. Docklands just doesn't sound like Stevie. And Kick It & Jane have potential, but as they are, neither one does anything for me. :shrug: |
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I like your tracklist. You got rid of the clunkers. |
"Kick It" is one of my favorites on the album!
I've always loved this verse: "It's a strange kind of love affair A symphony of sorts Strange kind of love affair A declaration of war No I won't be here tomorrow night You won't see me smiling Tomorrow when it's very dark, no crying..." |
It should have been an EP.
1. Street Angel 2. Blue Denim 3. Just Like A Woman 4. Greta (original master reel mix, not the bad ersatz new wave on the album) The rest can go rot. |
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Having a Street Angel without Kick It is like having a Diss without a loathing of Street Angel - it's just not right, it's just not natural. Kick It is great, Thousand Days sucks. |
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Quiet now, songbird, just for one night Well, I know that you love to sing And, oh baby, well, I know that you love to write You live by the light of the moon and I live by light of desire Ooh, such words to her over the phone "Just how many people are there with you now" Puuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke. |
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"The one condition of love...is there are none at all." Good lord, where do I start in picking apart that philosophy?? :distress: |
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That's the first song I liked. None of the others grabbed me except that one at first. Followed closely by JLAW, because I knew it already and liked the old version. :shrug: All the rest had to grow on my like a fungus. The kind that rots the wood off of your fence where it is growing. Which song grabbed you first? |
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The first time I heard it, I was instantly struck by her terrible vocal. Then I focused on the horrid production. Then the lyrics. By the time I got around to actually listening to the lyrics, the song was having the same effect on me as ipecac syrup would. |
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